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REMEMBER: ITC’s bespoke courses are available at your location anywhere in the world. Any course listed on our web site can come to you! Or we can provide tailored solutions to your staff-training requirements - simply contact us and ask !Internal courses focussed on your organisation’s specific needs - for example, over the last year, we gave bespoke courses like this for the NDA (UK) and ESKOM (SA) and in 2011 courses are planned for SSM (S) and the CNWRA (US).
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Held : 24th – 28th September, Peine, Germany Course Outline This five-day course concerns all of the key aspects of geological disposal of radioactive wastes in sedimentary environments, including evaporites. It covers the scientific and technical background of the hydrogeology and hydrochemistry of sedimentary environments, the engineering properties of clays and evaporites, the design of repositories and site characterization in sedimentary formations. Safety assessment is also covered in detail, through a series of six case studies in different sedimentary and evaporite environments. A particular feature of this course is an in-depth look at the practical aspects of managing both a planned and an operating repository – the Konrad and the Morsleben facilities. Field visits will be made to the surface and underground works at both sites and there will be detailed lectures on site characterization, safety assessment and the issues involved in closing a repository at the end of its operational life. The course is ideal for those involved in any component of a national waste programme that is considering repository development in sedimentary formations. Course Organiser The course is organised by the ITC-School in collaboration with, and supported by, the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) within its network on Training and Demonstration of Waste Disposal Technologies in Underground Research Facilities (http://www-tc.iaea.org/tcweb/default.asp). The local host organisation is DBE Technology in whose offices in Peine the course will be held and who will guide the field visits (http://www.dbetec.de/en/about-dbe-tec/the-company/). Teaching The course will be held in an informal, workshop atmosphere and participants will be encouraged to interact and question at all times. Each course topic will be taught by highly qualified and internationally recognised specialists from a range of organisations active in the field of radioactive waste disposal. They will provide the most up to date and comprehensive information and discussions. Course materials will be provided for each topic. The course language is English and course materials are printed in English. Participants from IAEA Technical Co-operation Project Participants from the countries within the IAEA training scheme "Training in Radioactive Waste Disposal Technologies in Underground Research Facilities", of which this course is a part, (i.e. Argentina, Armenia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Chile, the Peoples Republic of China, Croatia, the Czech Republic, India, Lithuania, Kazakstan, Mexico, Pakistan, Philippines, Republic of Korea, Romania, Republic of South Africa, Romania, Russian Federation, Slovakia, Slovenia, Ukraine) should contact the responsible officers at the Agency as below. Mr. Mykola Kurylchyk Department of Technical Co-operation, ext. 26368 e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Malcolm Gray, Technical Officer, Department of Nuclear Energy, Division of Waste Management and the Fuel Cycle, IAEA for details: Tel. ++ 43 1 2600 21535; e-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Course Programme
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Under the auspices of the IAEA, nationally developed Underground Research Facilities (URFs) and associated laboratories are being offered for use by other nations. The URFs and laboratories form a “Network of Centres of Excellence” for training in and development of waste disposal technologies. If your organisation is from a participating country in the IAEA training network scheme you may be able to request financial support from the IAEA for courses run as part of the Network scheme.
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